The interpregnancy interval (IPI) is the time between the end of one pregnancy and the beginning of the next, measured in months. This interval can begin with a nonlive birth (miscarriage, stillbirth). The definitions for short and long interpregnancy intervals have not been standardized. A short birth-to-pregnancy interval can be considered ≤6 to 18 months because ≤6 months is associated with elevated maternal risk and ≤18 months is associated with elevated perinatal risk. A long birth-to-pregn
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The interpregnancy interval (IPI) is the time between the end of one pregnancy and the beginning of the next, measured in months. This interval can begin with a nonlive birth (miscarriage, stillbirth). The definitions for short and long interpregnancy intervals have not been standardized. A short birth-to-pregnancy interval can be considered ≤6 to 18 months because ≤6 months is associated with elevated maternal risk and ≤18 months is associated with elevated perinatal risk. A long birth-to-pregn
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